Stay updated with breaking news from Michelle tatro. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
thousands of people left their homes ahead of its arrival. this is going to be a devastating hurricane, a life threatening storm. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. us defence officials say they ve carried out an air strike on a vehicle in the afghan capital to prevent another bomb attack by the islamic state group. a spokesman said the target was a car bomb that had posed an imminent threat to kabul s international airport. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. a house on fire in a fast burning crisis, said to be a rocket attack streets away from kabul airport. it may have been the target. the us says it unleashed a drone strike, too hitting a vehicle of suicide bombers heading to the airport. and next to the airfield, gunfire. this a likely salvo from taliban guards struggling to control the crowds. today, military flights are still taking off but britain s airlift has ended. not long now before america packs up, ....
children in the school district. they simply showed up they say to make their voices heard. that was nbc s dasha burns th reporting from williamson county, tennessee. well, it is the top of the hour and good to be with you tonight. we re watching two evacuations this evening. hurricane ida is approaching land from the gulf and many coastal residents are leaving the coast. meanwhile the dangerous evacuation effort continues overseas in kabul.th it s a race against time to evacuate all american personnel before the deadline to leave afghanistan. plus the pfizer vaccine now has full fda approval, so why are some americans choosing to self-medicate with a drug used on horses?at and despite living through so turmoil and uncertainty, a new poll shows today s youth are still optimistic about the future. we ll discuss this and more with our saturday night panel. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. this has been an emoti ....
a case blown apart when a secret relationship revealed. i don t get a chance to explain it? you are not controlling this anymore. exposing hidden bombshell evidence. he s on the property where a woman is murdered and we don t know who he is. everyone on social media was like, that s the guy that did it. who was in prison, the real killer or the wrong man? we still have a murderer out there. you never know how something s gonna go. hello, and welcome to dateline. michelle mockbee met the love of her life, dan at the warehouse where they both worked worked. they married, had two kaurs and were busy juggling jobs and family. then a day that began like any other suddenly turned deadly. a security camera quickly led police to a suspect. just when michelle s loved ones thought justice had been served a scandal turned this story on its head. here s josh mankiewicz with the early shift . they call it the early shift for a reason. it was still an hour bef ....
u.s. service members and more than 90 afghan civilians were killed. many of them children. flags are now at half-staff at the white house, and on capitol hill this morning, honoring the fallen marines and navy service members killed in that blast. president biden is in the situation room right now. he has vowed retribution for those lives lost. this is a scene outside the airport this morning. quite different. empty streets. just 100 hours left or so on the clock as president biden remains committed to his august 31st withdrawal deadline. about 12,500 people were evacuated despite the attack on the airport. the u.s. has removed in total more than 100,000 people since august 14. u.s. coalition partners helping as well. we have a team of reporters around the world covering this from all angles. let s begin this morning with cnn s nick payton walsh in doha. nick, those evacuation flights, they continued. we saw one take off virtually moments after the attack. tell us the ....
during my eight years as my position as chief official white house photographer, during the obama administration, i documented all of the important moments of his presidency. the emotion. the tough decisions. the stressful times. the fun times. but also showing what he was like as a dad. as a husband. just as a human being. to me, that shows how the job of the president should be done. i got high hopes i think it s my right as an american citizen to speak out when i see wrong. i really come at this from a unique perspective. not just as a former photo journalist, but also having worked for both the obama and reagan administrations. and seeing what it s like on the inside of a presidency. whether you agree or disagree with the president s policies, how that president should behave. high hopes i got high hopes i m going to throw some shade tonight, if that s okay. but i want to tell you first how i how i got there. dmi so, if we go back to ja ....